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Ultra Vires (‘Beyond the Powers’)

Written by Robert Malone

According to a new lawsuit filed in December on behalf of two media organizations, those being The Daily Wire and The Federalist, as well as the State of Texas and AG Ken Paxton versus the U.S. Department of State (the State Department) through its Global Engagement Center (GEC) and various US government officials, it is alleged that the defendants are actively intervening in the news-media market to both censor and limit the circulation of disfavored press outlets.

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Manufacturing Consensus…

Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki

Manufacturing consensus refers to the idea that certain organizations, for example, the IPCC, and groups such as climate scientists, use various strategies to create the illusion of widespread agreement on an issue, even when it might not exist.

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Farmers vs The Weather: Up for Tackling Climate Change?

Written by Nigel Jacklin

Ask any farmer what their chief pre-occupations are and they’ll most likely mention the weather, costs, prices and bureaucracy.  But will they mention climate change and if so will they be more concerned about the impact of climate change or the impact of measures justified by this particular ‘emergency?’

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mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines Killed More People Than They Saved

Written by Naveen Athrappully

With considerably lower efficacy rates, mRNA COVID-19 vaccines caused more deaths than the number of lives they saved, according to a new study whose researchers called for a “global moratorium” on the shots and their “immediate removal” from the childhood immunization schedule.

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Spiritual vs Materialistic Theories of Science

Written by Matthew Ehret

This week, Nexus Podcast host Mark Solar invited me to debate the contentious topic of “science” since he correctly observed that while we share many points of agreement about geopolitics, my general way of looking at the world “scientifically” (as outlined in my book ‘Science Unshackled’) is nearly the total opposite of his way of looking at the world through the lense of a scientific materialist.

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